Studio 54 opened as the Gallo Opera Theatre in 1927. The venue housed Antoinette Perry in Sophocles’ Electra. It was transformed into the famed disco Studio 54 in 1977 and later restored and returned to legitimate theatre in the late 1990s. The theatre currently stands as Studio 54, operated by the Roundabout Theatre.
| Studio 54 | 1998 |
| Studio 54 | 1977 |
| New Yorker Theatre | 1939 |
| New Yorker Theatre | 1930 |
| Gallo Opera House | 1927 |
| Jul 23, 2003 - | Roundabout Theatre Company | Theatre Owner |
| Nov 12, 1998 - Jul 23, 2003 | Roundabout Theatre Company | Theatre Lessee |
| Jan 1, 1994 - Jul 23, 2003 | Allied Partners | Theatre Owner |
| Jan 1, 1943 - Jan 1, 1976 | CBS | Theatre Owner |
| Jan 1, 1937 - Dec 31, 1939 | "Federal Theatre Project" | Theatre Lessee |
| Sep 7, 1934 - Unknown | Lew Brown | Theatre Operator |
| Sep 15, 1933 - Unknown | Tommy Lucchese | Theatre Owner |
| Sep 15, 1933 - Unknown | Continental Music Halls Inc. | Theatre Lessee |
| Sep 15, 1933 - Sep 7, 1934 | Billy Rose | Theatre Operator |
| Feb 22, 1930 - Unknown | "Richard Herndon" | Theatre Operator |
| Dec 17, 1929 - Unknown | Hemphill Realty Corporation | Theatre Owner |
| May 14, 1928 - Dec 17, 1929 | Philip Goodman | Theatre Lessee |
| Nov 7, 1927 - Dec 17, 1929 | Fortune Gallo | Theatre Owner |
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